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Migration from UVM1.1 to UVM1.2: Problems with Register Viewer + Warnings

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Dear All,

I have recently migrated from using UVM 1.1 to UVM 1.2. I have noticed there are additional warnings and problems with UVM Register Viewer in Incisive 14.10.011 version.

UVM_WARNING : reporter [UVM/RSRC/NOREGEX] a resource with meta characters in the field name has been created "regmodel.P1_REGS"

UVM_WARNING : reporter [UVM/RSRC/NOREGEX] a resource with meta characters in the field name has been created "regmodel.P2_REGS"

Additionally, I am not able to view any registers in the register viewer. Any support regarding the same would be very helpful.

Thank you.

Greetings. 

Sagar.

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  • Hi Steve,

    this is a new problem I am facing (that I am not able to see the registers in the register viewer) after successful migration to CDNS1.2.

    When I was using 1.1, there was no problem with the UVM register viewer (but with the hdl path definition), but after migration, I could open the register viewer, but with no register content inside. The only changes made was to migrate from UVM1.1d to 1.2.

    Regards, 

    Sagar.

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  • Hi Steve,

    this is a new problem I am facing (that I am not able to see the registers in the register viewer) after successful migration to CDNS1.2.

    When I was using 1.1, there was no problem with the UVM register viewer (but with the hdl path definition), but after migration, I could open the register viewer, but with no register content inside. The only changes made was to migrate from UVM1.1d to 1.2.

    Regards, 

    Sagar.

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